Woodside, Aker BP, CNRL and Suncor: Hungry for More in 2020

CEG’s 1.1 GW agreement with META, VST’s ongoing Comanche Peak negotiations for offtake contracts and NRG’s newly announced 295 MW power purchase agreement (PPA) are just a few examples of a trend gaining serious traction: Gigawatt-scale baseload is in high...

What Conventional Oil & Gas Operators Can Learn from the Central Basin Platform Right Now While unconventional plays often dominate headlines, there’s a quiet confidence building in the Central Basin Platform (CBP). Operators here aren’t chasing hype. They’re managing mature...

Gevo recently announced the sale of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from its North Dakota facility for the first time, following the acquisition of an ethanol plant with carbon capture capabilities nearly a year ago. This is one of several...

Midstream is caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, gathering and pipeline operators, processors, storage and energy marketers face abundant opportunities and challenges when meeting customer demand.

Let’s be honest:How many spreadsheets are you using to forecast production? If the answer is more than one, you’re not alone — and you might be stuck in what many teams experience as spreadsheet chaos. Every team has their own...

The White House recently released its AI Action Plan, a broad policy roadmap designed to cement American leadership in artificial intelligence. The plan includes sweeping executive orders aimed at removing regulatory barriers to accelerate infrastructure development, particularly in energy and...

A combined $92 billion in energy and artificial intelligence (AI)-related investments were announced across Pennsylvania last week, with projects ranging from new data centers to natural gas plants and grid modernization efforts.

As demand for AI, cloud computing and digital infrastructure continues to surge, hyperscale data centers have quickly become some of the largest and fastest-growing energy consumers in North America. For developers, grid operators and investors, knowing where the biggest loads are concentrated...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has changed the game for renewable energy developers. With fewer subsidies to fall back on, developers are being pushed to rethink where and how they build projects. It’s no longer about chasing tax...